By OutOfWork.OutOfTime - 28/10/2015 01:34 - United States - Cookeville

Today, I had my first job interview since graduating from university. The person who interviewed me informed me that not using my degree after two years practically makes it null and void. I guess instead of being a financial advisor at the company, I could always be a janitor there. FML
I agree, your life sucks 22 714
You deserved it 1 860

Same thing different taste

Top comments

lexiieeex3 32

That can't be the case everywhere, you just need to find a company that will give you a chance and value your work. Good luck OP!

orios105 18

I'm getting real scared that this might happen to me. I just want a decent job after college and make good money. sucks OP.

Comments

Sounds more like he's just being a dick and using that as an excuse to not hire you.

bad_boyfriend 10
dannnngthatsux 19

So my four year degree from 1999 is beyond useless and I should just rollover and die?

NodakN8V 25

I'm going to throw the bullshit flag on that one...I graduated with a BA degree and 2 years later left for the U.S.Navy. It's still valid no matter what you're doing or how much time has passed. Your interviewer don't know shit.

leogachi 15

@35 "Practically" makes very little difference when the interviewer still uses it as an excuse not to hire you. The interviewer was implying that Op can't get a job because their degree is useless now. You and I know that that's absurd, and #33 is right to call bullshit.

That person is full of shit and you should know that

clickme 17

Don't get discouraged by short-sighted nitwits like that guy...that piece of paper will always be a testament to your ability to stick with something through completion. What you LEARNED while earning the degree will be the foundation for your future, so it will certainly maintain its value. Go get em.

I call BS on that. You're interviewer is lying to you & is a jerk.

How did you spend your last 2 years after graduation? I hope you did something meaningful then.